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Our out-of-this-world lead, the artemis moon mission. the launch window opens just after 1:00 a.m. eastern and goes until 3:00 a.m. nasa is hoping the third time will be the charm after technical problems prevented two launch attempts in august. the rocket also survived last w nicole. thanks, nicole. again, the launch window opens just after 1:00 a.m. eastern tonight. it is the most powerful rocket ever built, and should be quite a sight. our coverage now continues with one mr. wolf blitzer in "...

Law. >> who is going to police it? >> theres an agency thats going to enforce it. first violation you get a 30-day grace period to physifix it. after that penalties can go up to $250,000. administratively this might be a heavier lift for smaller companies. >> could be a significant change not just here, but across the country. great to see you both this morning. thank you. still ahead the launch window going to open for spacexs falcon heavy rocket. that blast-off and what this mission is set t...

This strange reversing of Mars path occurs around once every two years as Earth overtakes the Red Planet in our orbit around the sun.

NASA has set a date for another attempt at launching its Artemis I mission, after Hurricane Ian forced the space agency to roll back its massive rocket into its hangar

There is now no opportunity for blast-off within the current launch window, and the US space agency has not indicated when another launch might be attempted.

Artemis one a liquid hydrogen leak is to blame. christian fisher has the latest. >> reporter: hey, jessica. the problem is that nasa needs to fix this hydrogen leak and it was a big one today, much bigger than the one they encountered on monday during the first launch attempt. so to fix it, they have two options. they can try to fix it on the launch pad or they can roll the entire rocket back to the vehicle assembly building, which is essentially the garage. but to do that, it takes up to three ...

Violation with the range. the range is run by the u.s. space force and nasa says theyre going to try to ask for an extension or a waiver to the safety violation. what this means in terms of timing is that there is no way that nasa is going to be able to launch by the end of this launch window, which ends on tuesday. so that means the next launch attempt of the artemis rocket likely will not be until the end of september at the earliest, more likely mid to late october, if not later. here is nasa...

To do that at the pad in the time they had available with this window. when�*s their next launch window then? well, this current window ends on tuesday, 6 september, the next time that they can try to launch is in a couple of weeks, 16 september to 4 october. the challenge there is if they think they have to move the rocket back into its giant hanger, the vehicle assembly building, that will take a long time, takes a long time to do it, and then they have to do the repairs and some other check...

Was on monday. these are i was on monday. these are incredibly collocated machines. this is rocket science. are you surprised they tried so soon with this second launch attempt?— with this second launch attempt? with this second launch attemt? ~ �* ., ~ , with this second launch attemt? �* ., ~ , attempt? well, im not. why was here for that _ attempt? well, im not. why was here for that first _ attempt? well, im not. why was here for that first attempt - attempt? well, im not. why was here...

Roll the rocket back to the vab regardless because of a safety violation with the range. the range is run by the u.s. space force, and nasa says theyre going to try to ask for an extension or a waiver to that safety violation. but as of now they just dont know if theyll get it. so what this means in terms of timing is that there is no way that nasa is going to be able to launch by the end of this launch window, which ends on tuesday. so that means the next launch attempt of the artemis rocket li...